Livewire, enjoys playing with him whenever she can. Captain Bright Light (voiced by Jimmy Hibbert) – The absent-minded captain of the Lampies. He has pale skin, brown hair and wears a green jumpsuit. He has an older brother, Flash Light, who is bigger and stronger, yet not as brave as Bright Light. Antagonists The Roons (voiced by Rob Rackstraw) – A large group of green-faced creatures, who live in the sewers below the Lampies world. They are afraid of light (even when it comes to small flashlights) and constantly try to break all the streetlights around. Arch Roon (voiced by Jimmy Hibbert) – The leader of the Roons who mostly stays in the yard, even though he doesn't show any signs of fear of the light. The only person he actually fears is his mother. Other Characters Brigadier Big Beam (voiced by Jimmy Hibbert) – The superior organiser of the Lighting Network. He has purple skin, white hair and wears a green uniform. Phosphorous (voiced by Jimmy Hibbert) – The Brigadier's officer liaison and Charge's love interest. She has pale skin, brown hair and wears yellow shirt and red skirt. Captain Spentflint – Formerly the Lampies' captain and now retired. Criticised as a slave driver. Spark (voiced by Rob Rackstraw) – The keeper of a bike light. People like him are called Bikeys. Neon – A one-off character for the show's series 2 opener - features in the "Light Up the World For Christmas" single. Haywire (voiced by Rob Rackstraw) – A one-off character in series 1 episode 11 "Bouncer" who is Burnout's cousin, living in Lamppost HY11 in sector 14. Bouncer (voiced by Eve Karpf) – The chattering, gossiping green grasshopper who has blue eyes. She only appears in Series 1 Episode 11 "Bouncer" and is mentioned by quite a few of the main Lampies members, including Burnout. Episodes Series 1 Series 2 Reception TV distribution rights for Series One were sold into 33 countries. When series one was broadcast in 2001 it regularly achieved over 40% of target viewing audience. This figure reached over 50% during 2002. Series two of The Lampies was completed in March 2002 and generated similar audience figures with prime slots on BBC 1 and 2. Releases HIT Entertainment released a single UK-only VHS tape release of the programme entitled "Captain Who and Other Stories" in 2001. After the sale of the series to